The next day, after paying her respects to the Empress Dowager, the Emperor, and the Empress, Dugu Mingyue was sent to the Royal Academy.
Looking at the little girl's straight back, the emperor said to the empress, "What a pity, this girl is destined to be the queen, otherwise it would be so nice for her to be our daughter-in-law!"
The Empress smiled helplessly. So this is how they arrange marriages for their son and daughter-in-law?
However, Princess Mingyue is really lovable, and she likes her too, but unfortunately, she wants to be the queen.
The young prince looked at his father and mother, pursed his lips, and said, "Father, Mother, Princess Mingyue is fierce and strong. I heard it from my cousin Renren."
The emperor and empress were taken aback. The emperor poked his son's face and said, "Isn't it better to be fierce? Being fierce is the only way to intimidate those below."
The Empress patted the Crown Prince's head: "Mingyue is just like you. She is the Queen of the Goddess Kingdom. She can't be too weak; she has to be fierce. You are the same. You can't be too weak. If you are too weak, you will be bullied!"
The emperor's eyes lit up. He couldn't miss such a good educational opportunity! So he pulled the crown prince close: "Crown Prince, let me tell you, I was once a crown prince too..."
The young prince listened with great interest, and the emperor became more and more enthusiastic as he spoke.
Helpless, the Empress got up and personally prepared drinks for the father and son.
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Even after the Wangjia Village case was closed, Gu Xin would still report to the Dali Temple every day, and if she had nothing to do, she would go to the Jingzhao Prefecture.
About ten days passed like this, and apart from some trivial matters in Jingzhao Prefecture, nothing else happened.
Gu Xin wasn't unhappy, but she felt a little lost because she had nothing to do for a while. That afternoon, she unusually stayed home. Hearing the commotion outside, she remembered that their family's daycare center was ready. Her fifth aunt had gone to Beijing, and all the boys in the family must have been sent to the daycare center.
She skipped her afternoon nap and went to the North Garden instead.
She last came during the Chinese New Year, but hasn't come much since. Beiyuan is completely different now.
The gate looked like something a child would like, decorated with flowers, plants, cats, and dogs in various colors. There were two maids dressed identically at the gate; she recognized them as the people Peng Yizhu had brought back from Linzhou, and they were now preparing to close the gate.
Gu Xin didn't intend to go in and disturb them, so she quietly watched from the outside.
"Hey!" Suddenly, she felt someone tap her on the shoulder, and she recognized the voice as Cheng Huaijin.
"Brother, you didn't go to the Royal Academy today?" I turned around and saw that it was true.
“I didn’t go. Fifth Aunt said she was worried that Yun-ge’er wouldn’t adapt well, so it would be best for me to stay at the manor. That’s why I came back,” Cheng Huaijin replied.
“Really? Let’s go take a look together! That tree over there can see the whole house. Come on, let’s go over there!” Gu Xin pointed to the tree in the bamboo forest in the North Garden. Although it was a bit far from here, both of them had excellent eyesight, so there was no need to worry about not being able to see it clearly.
Cheng Huaijin was also curious about Yun Ge'er's situation. His fifth aunt had told him before that in this nursery, unlike outside where one old woman and one maid take care of one child, two people take care of several children.
The brother and sister arrived at the edge of the bamboo forest, easily climbed the tree, each found a branch, sat down steadily, and looked at the children in the classroom.
It was right after their afternoon nap, and the children in the mansion were all still sleepy-eyed, some even wailing.
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